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Good Time Park - History
... its existence, the area that would become Good Time Park was originally called Fiddler's Green ... Cane bought the land in 1926, named the new track Good Time Park, and began to hold races there ... The Hambletonian was held at Good Time Park for the next 26 years, with the exception of 1943, when wartime gas shortages caused it to be moved to Empire City Track in Yonkers ...
... its existence, the area that would become Good Time Park was originally called Fiddler's Green ... Cane bought the land in 1926, named the new track Good Time Park, and began to hold races there ... The Hambletonian was held at Good Time Park for the next 26 years, with the exception of 1943, when wartime gas shortages caused it to be moved to Empire City Track in Yonkers ...
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